… Expanding the Borders of Scholarship Professor Tamara J. Walker on why … studying in Argentina; there, she faced difficulties being Black in a country that felt explicitly racist to her. … seven years and at the University of Toronto for six. Her first book, Exquisite Slaves: Race, Clothing, and Status in …
/magazine/fall-2023/expanding-borders-scholarship… Last year, 2022, Grace Li BC '24 was inspired to explore the Asian American and Pacific Islander zinester community in … the main areas that we talked about was the role of Chan’s first published and printed zine: " Queens - I Love You, But … experimenting with them ever since. G: You talked about being a graphic design major and being introduced to zines …
/news/kim-chan-aapi-zinester-interview-project… Hall immediately encountered a wall. It wasn’t exactly the ideal metaphor for a college known for breaking down … the new Francine A. LeFrak Foundation Center for Well-Being, architect Carol Loewenson ’76, ’79 GSAPP, and her team … several old New York City library buildings. “This is the first building at Barnard; it’s the foundation. You want to …
/magazine/winter-2025/barnard-hall-redux… ideas, response to audience, and physical affect. Through the Speaking Center and our attached class program, Speaking … of cultivating a space for marginalized voices on campus. Being able to say what you mean is pivotal skill that is … can apply to become a Speaking Fellow? Students in their first or sophomore years are eligible to become Speaking …
/become-speaking-fellow… Alexandra Watson Alexandra Watson (Writer and Lecturer, First Year Writing) spoke to Joscelyn Jurich about incorporating meditation into her courses, the relationship between contemplative practices in pedagogy … And I felt like I couldn't connect to anything that was being said. I couldn't even really understand what was being …
/news/our-conversation-alexandra-watson… Archuleta In March, Susan Stamberg ’59 received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her pioneering work in … actress Annette Bening told the crowd. Stamberg became the first woman to hold an anchor position on a nightly news … of my heart.” Read an interview with Stamberg in the “Being the First” series . … Susan Stamberg ’59 Gets Her Star …
/magazine/spring-2020/susan-stamberg-59-gets-her-star… Jeanine Tesori ’83 The musical theatre composer revels in ‘the big shows’ but … committed to this initiative for the next two years. Her first season this past summer featured Violet , her first … and those of others, and understand the balance between being selfish and being generous. It’s about how the ideas …
/magazine/fall-2013/music-her-ears… Pippa Tsuki Carlson ’25, seeing Barnard's campus for the first time a few days before moving in, August 2021 Countdown … challenging dialogue. No wonder she describes college as being “fast-paced and just packed!” Below, Carlson slows …
/news/countdown-commencement-pippa-tsuki-carlson-25… Digital Initiatives at Barnard A host of projects confirms the College’s commitment to new technology By Thomas … Digital Design Agency (ADDA) is a student-run start-up being developed by the Athena Center for Leadership Studies. … who take an intro to computing class drop it within the first two weeks,” says Nathalie Molina Niño, who heads …
/magazine/winter-2015/digital-initiatives-barnard… Tellez When Jackie Jahn ’12 and Zoe Mendelson ’12 first met on an elevator as Barnard first-years, they … remained besties long after graduation. And in June 2019, the friends united to launch a free, bilingual online … a specific word [“pussy*”] over another [“vagina”] as being “ gender-and-organ-inclusive .” Can you expound on that …
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